Alabama students named Goldwater Scholars
UA alum Kim Cross writes book on tornado
UA colleges to present President's Faculty Award
Lakeside leads in number of meal swipes
Spectrum to host LGBT conference
Freshman fights cystic fibrosis
UAPD: A Day in the Life
New mall site to open in October
Temperatures fluctuate widely in Alabama winter
UA researchers say holiday travel dangerous
Kallpod technology available in stadium
Gameday brings influx of temporary workers
Shelter animals allowed to spend day with volunteers
UA bans smoking on campus
UA offers LGBTQ studies
Athletes juggles sports, class
Accidents frequent on campus
New director appointed to Cyber Institute
Sports Illustrated writer becomes professor
Fire college to be renovated
Parking availability, permit prices increase
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UA Counseling Center, Tide Against Suicide and American Foundation for Suicide Prevention hosted their annual Out of the Darkness Walk on Sunday to bring National Suicide Prevention Week to a close.
The Hispanic-Latino Association hosted its yearly celebration, La Gozadera, Thursday to usher in Hispanic Heritage Month.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year for Halloween fanatics, and after the real-life horror story that occurred last Saturday in the SEC, it's only right to continue the spirit of scare by ranking the most terrifying films to hit the big screens.
Alabama staged a comeback to take a 27-25 win against the South Carolina Gamecocks after falling behind in the third quarter.